2010 Corolla Front Speakers No Sound

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Asked by Eric Apr 11, 2020 at 03:21 PM about the 2010 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The radio, CD Player, rear speakers and front tweeters work fine.  The front
door speakers have nothing.  I have removed the door panels and check
both speaker connections, removed the radio and reseated all the
connections and checked the wire for damage.  Everything is fine.  Of course
checked the front to rear fader too. Correctly set.  And looked everywhere for
a system amp, however don't think the car has one.  So what is the deal?  I
find it odd both are out at the same time. Frustrated.  Has part of the radio
died?

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Additional note. Since the tweeters are working, the "lack" of audio must be in the wiring somewhere. So either I should drill out the rivets and look at the connection to the speakers on the inside location of the front door speakers. OR slice the tweet wiring into the door speaker. Kind of a rig but I am figuring things out as I go.

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